the nests of broad gar is a major archeological site in the orkney islands. the nests and the area around it were designated a world heritage site in one thousand nine hundred nine. these just stone buildings means all pieces of all potential beautifully constructed and it's not just an overnight sensation this site boys special for over a thousand years. this is what the nasa might have looked like stone buildings covered with pete. as far as we know these were not residential structures still. excavation director nick card and his team can only work here for two months a year because of the bad weather. the rest of the time the site is covered by protective sheet. the archaeologists have unearthed hundreds of beautifully decorated relics. now. each item could shed some light on what life was like here. at this point archaeologists are still filling in the blanks. what were these decorated stone slabs used for and there are indications that some of them were painted. a large amount of animal bones have been found this indicates that the local residents organ

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scale of the devastation but for our viewers who may not be i want to share this tweet from dippy batna gar the data sea came into the land and destroyed everything in its path it really just gives you a sense of just one week difference you can see all this area here all the edges zoomed in there for you all that black to really give you a sense of how much destruction was on the ground i'm curious though matthew i mean what would you say is the most urgent need right now. yeah. well i mean the the most urgent need right now is such a rescue saving lives that still many thousands of people on rooftops or on hillsides so even the trees and the priority i think of many organizations on the ground you know led by the government is to is to get those people to safety speaking to a colleague early today there's a sense that perhaps and hopefully some water is because the water is beginning to recede and it's not raining at the moment or so it wasn't when when we were speaking so hopefully that means that. the search and rescue efforts become a little less urgent and the focus can turn to provid

further along we find the nests of broad gar a major settlement that included houses a huge stone wall and even an eel i think version of a cathedral. archaeologists have discovered other neolithic structures that lie directly on the coast. of. this settlement include some small stone houses much of the excavation site has been covered to protect the masonry from the elements no visitors are allowed only nic card and his team. people were really no different from our selves you see here in the house is everything that you'd expect really in a modern day house without the eye. tricity in the water. the flat construction protects the structure against stormy weather the grass roof provides warmth. people lead a decent life here as far as we know there were no armed conflicts or other serious existential threats at the time. the local forests were more widespread meal of the times and the climate was relatively mild thanks to the influence of the gulf stream. the conditions were ideal for growing crops and raising livestock. and there were also plentiful supplies of fish. in the neolithic

is always used by -- by the neighborhood, whether people going through it, whether people put their gar g badge cans on it, park -garbag cans on it, park their cars on it. mr. myers and his mom have plenty of opportunity for access to their house. it's not a project that requires extensive retaining walls. they have -- with minor excavation, i know it's going to cost money, but if they don't want to go through their lot, they can provide access to their house in the back. again i'm asking for you to allow the permit -- uphold the permit and allow this project to go forward. >> vice president swig: so on your plans, i see a door on the front of the house that's adjacent to the appellant's house. i see a passage way that goes the length of the house, connects to stairs. is that your prescription for an easement that will allow access from their -- >> that's right. >> vice president swig: okay. so then i also -- and this is where we -- we are at a handicap, and i acknowledged my handicap at the beginning hearing, so this is not new news. it would seem to me without a legal person in this a

my wife was feeding me gar -- gargonzobeans.e needs to be will have doing on what they offer, i think that is fair, if they ill be a publicly traded company they have duties and responsibility that go above and boion. kennedy: they do to their shareholders, but that does not mean that they can't be run by leftist jackass, if that is what they want to do, they feel they are best people to run that company, that is the way they will run the company, i don't want som leftist telling me how to run my tv show, who can work on it and be hired. that is road we'll go down because the implication is we need some sort of government force to make sure we have a level playing feel that is a very dangerous place to start. >> it and i think i have some libertarian leaning as well. people distrust social media companies then they will run away, if you can create competition. kennedy: give them somewhere to go get your friends together, you have a lot of rich friends. >> i know but they were just blocked, that is how i communicated with them. i

we have cig gars. don't worry about this. don't look behind the curtain. when this does go to congress from barr, if it's heavily redacted which it likely will be, congress isn't just going to take it and accept it and say no questions. we are good now. this is the beginning of the process. for trump he is beginning a public campaign as well that will continue and escalate about what this is even after the mueller report. >> and it's interesting because if anyone has overruled the request to do something, it was written answers that he got. if he has been overruled by barr, by rosen stein it is going to be -- there will be a notation, congress certainly will know that is going to be part of this debate. i think the biggest question for congress and the american people will be recording obstruction of justice and abuse of power. we know it was to increvestigat crimes associated in the election. we have seen indictments go out. maybe there will be more, probably not but then what happens over these larger questions? i would argue we have seen obstruction of

he appointed sebastian gar ka. he called nazis in charlottesville very fine people.ional economic adviser hosted a white nationalist at his birth day party last week. >> medi, i only have so much time. this is only an hour show. >> i can go on all night. here's my point, don, it doesn't matter whether mick mulvaney -- we can debate whether he's a white nationalist or not. the point is the white nationalists think he's a white nationalist. >> so, scott, you just heard what medi just said. give him the benefit of the doubt if you want. a lot of his rhetoric is welcomed by white nationalists. he uses a lot of the same terminology and rhetoric. if he doesn't want to give them me comfort and encouragement, why doesn't he just stop it and stop retweeting things from what nationalists and on and on? >> i think the president is not a white nationalist. don, you and i have talked about this many times, i think he has fallen short on his language on many occasions. but i don't think falling short on your language or rhetoric automatically connects you to the actions of some pe

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. >>> california governor gar innusome will held down to el salvador next month to discuss the poverty and violence that is causing waves of migrants to seek asylum here in the u.s. it will be his first international trip as the governor. when newsom announced the visit, accused the trump administration of deem objectizing those fleeing the violent in central america. newsom says there are more than 680,000 immigrants from el salvador here living in california. >>> pope francis has issued sweeping new sex abuse legislation for vatican personnel and diplomats overseas. for the first time in history, the pope is requiring catholic officials to immediately report abuse allegations to vatican prosecutors or face fines or even jail time. the legislation also requires that abuse victims are welcomed, listened to and provided with any assistance they need. >>> british prime minister theresa may's brexit deal faces a third and possibly final vote today in parliament. if the vote passes, the eu will give britain an extension to may # # ona to final eye the deal and head off a disorderly exit th

the new price tag covers the cost to convert the two commercial boeing 737 and their new language gar base and other administrative engineering and development works october cording to air force one officials and pentagon budget documents. first time the defense department has provided a total cost estimate for the project which is expected to be completed by 2024. >> a chemical fire near houston is expected to burn for days sending thick black smoke into the air for miles. the latest to contain those flames. >> history jig and deadly flooding continues to hit the midwest this morning. we'll get a check on the weather with meteorologist bill karins. s [zara larsson - "wow"] ♪ ♪ baby i'm not even in a gown ♪ and the only thing u have to say is wow ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ ♪ and you never felt this type of emotion ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ to take care of your

if you have too much -- gar, it's a drug, right? and we shame every other drug. have a a drinking problem. take care of yourself." like that. but fat people are jus doughnuts out in the wild. [ light laughter ]lo and we're not d to point at them and go, "you're killing yourself." i reckon when a fatty gets a a doughnut, they should be told, "go outside. [ laughter ] go outside. [ applause ] d 't want to look at that. we shouldn't look at that." ad they should be outside like the smokers have t all be under a little railing and go, "oh, things used to be different. [ laughter ] we used to be ab to do this." and make a little tiny awning, so if it rains, half their fat body is hanging out th. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> i know i'm probably upsetting some americans, 80% of you. but i --ht [ la ] >> jimmy: but now you are one. [ laughter ] you never know wgot you're g to see when you watch jim jefferies. i want to show everyone a clip. here's a peak at season three of "the jim jefferies show." take a look at this. >> oh, it's it zebras? there's a

works went all in, referring to one of the main documents integral to this investigation as a piece of gar badge. he also mentioned hillary clinton as well as classified information. >> that got the crowd, some in the audience chanting that familiar lock her up, lock her up phrase. we did see the president yesterday when he left the white house very defiant about this investigation as he has been for the last two years. take a listen. >> i don't think anybody knows it was russia that broke into the dnc. how many times do i have to answer this question? russia is a ruse, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> the russia story is a total fabrics. rush did not help me. okay. i call at this time russian hoax. >> they made up the whole russia hoax. that was a democrat hoax. >> it's a democrat hoax. >> despite the fact that he continues to say this is an illegitimate enterprise, this investigation. he did prays his attorney general. >> that is someone he has to be working with, white house lawyers working with to see what gets in

gar, give them sugard ask for >> give them a lot of sugar. give them five pounds.. you've done commercials over the year you had, sort of, an iconic lemonade stand commercial. are there ones that you don't do >> funny [ laughter ] yeah, well, i did the geico commercial with, you know, the lemonade now everybody runs up. hey, lemonade, lemonade. like, yoknow, this is the new joke when they see me on the street, it's lemonade. sso i'm like, all right, that's good t people don't know. the commercials you'll make a lot of money for are the commercials no one wants to do we can get you $1 millute says you have to do a commercial for anal leakage [ laughter ] uh, there's another one -- you can get $800,000 for adult diapers. [ laughter ] you know so, the thing of it is, it's bad enough me walking down tet stnd somebody saying, "hey, lemonade." but i don't want somebody, "hey yo, leaky ass.ug [ er ] [ applause ] i mean, one of my mottos is, never a problem, only a price. >> seth: yeah. >> but some things just aren't worth ithi >> seth: yeah, i that's a good line to draw.

. >> reporter: gar cia and his tem of volunteers help migrants after they're processed out of i.c.e.3,000 my kbra migrants per week which put him at capacity. >> this saturday i.c.e. released 600 people to us. we dotook in 600 people. that maxed out our hospitality sites. >> reporter: are you having to turn people away? >> some days we had to turn people away. >> reporter: what do they do? >> they're in the streets. they're in the streets we cannot take them in. >> reporter: depending who you talk to, what's happening along the southern border is eastern a humanitarian crisis or threat to national security. what is clear is that everyone involved is desperately seeking for solutions as to how to best deal with their new reality. nick valencia, cnn, el paso, texas. >>> in the days to come, the special counsel could finish the russia investigation, but what are the chances the report is done and the public doesn't even know it? we're answering your burning questions in "cross exam" next. you're live in the cnn newsroom. you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i

scale of the devastation but for our viewers who may not be i want to share this tweet from dippy batna gar the data sea came into the land and destroyed everything in its path it really just gives you a sense just one week difference you can see all this area here all the edges zoomed in there for you all that black just to really give you a sense of how much destruction was on the ground i'm curious though matthew i mean what would you say is the most urgent need right now. yeah. well i mean the the most urgent need right now is such a rescue saving lives that still many thousands of people on rooftops or on hillsides so even in trees and the priority i think of many organizations on the ground you know led by the government is to is to get those people to safety speaking to a colleague early today there's a sense that perhaps and hopefully some water is because the water is beginning to recede and it's not raining at the moment or so it wasn't when when we were speaking so hopefully that means that. the search and rescue efforts become a little less urgent and the focus can turn to provi

scale of the devastation but for our viewers who may not be i want to share this tweet from dippy batna gar the data sea came into the land and destroyed everything in its path it really just gives you a sense just one week difference you can see all this area here all the edges zoomed in there for you all that black just to really give you a sense of how much destruction was on the ground i'm curious though matthew i mean what would you say is the most urgent need right now. yeah. well i mean the most urgent need right now is such a rescue saving lives that still many thousands of people on rooftops or on hillsides or even in trees and the priority i think of many organizations on the ground you know led by the government is to is to get those people to safety speaking to a colleague early today there's a sense that perhaps and hopefully some water is because the water is beginning to recede and it's not raining at the moment or so it wasn't when when we were speaking so hopefully that means that. the search and rescue efforts become a little less urgent and the focus can turn to providing

who a villager for money cattle herders in buying costs in central mali they also a talent willing gar another for village near by violence between for money and rival communities has compounded an already die a security situation in mali as desert regions the prime minister announced the sacking of the military commanders after an emergency cabinet meeting where speak to adam again now is a west africa analyst and former director of information for the economic community of west african states ecowas he's rise from tunis thank you so much ottoman for being with us clashes between the for money and don'ts of communities in mali are not a rare occurrence unfortunately but the death toll in this particular incident is very high what is leading to such a shopping crease in violence in this area of mali. the fact that we are in the situation whereby you have the feeling that this is new to this project to ensure. it's a presence in the. upper east so people have come to congregate even. using the words of jesus christ. in the first panel to say. so it's a bit mysterious. due to the fact th

and this idea of 10% better from gar badge is going to be what we settle for.nce. it's just an attitude toward life of like -- here's the thing that affects me. is that we've become so cynical that we view meh or view cynicism as an intellectually superior attitude. and we view ambition as youthful naivety. the meh is like worship now for what, like for what. >> it's hard to follow all of the different avenues that we're going down there. but when you say 10% -- strip politics out of it. left, right, whatever. 10% better than garbage. america right now is pretty awesome. i'm saying if you're a young person growing up in america right now, you got a pretty darn good chance of succeeding. i don't understand the garbage point. stripping politics out of it, america is awesome. >> for the kids in the audience cheering for that and clapping, having the commentary become their mantra, they're ignoring statistics and data and real life. the economy is speaking for itself. wages are speaking for itself. that's from capitalism. not from wage regulation. and for her to sa

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. >> reporter: adam gar ber is the consumer watchdog for the u.s. public interest research group.yed more than 250 pharmacies across the country for the cash prices of common medications. that's the price someone pays if they don't have insurance or are underinsured and do not qualify for coupons or savings programs sometimes offered by drug manufacturers. >> these prices are often how they determine how much insurers are going to pay for the drugs. it sort of sets the whole pricing scheme up. >> reporter: the study found consumers could save anywhere from $100 to $5400 a year just by price shopping. in ohio, they found the same inhaler being sold for $11.99 at one pharmacy and $1,136 at a different pharmacy. in north carolina, a generic medicine to lower cholesterol could cost $7 or $393 depending on where it was purchased. in your study, was there any clear trend between bigger versus smaller pharmacies? >> you expect when you go to the bigger pharmacy you'll get a better deal, but our research found actually the smaller and independent pharmacies really consistently offered che

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a dictatorship that oppresses its people, that does so by force, and that has -- them eating out of gar bang cans and denies them the -- garbage cans and denies them the critical medicines necessary to stay alive, i am not going to be repen contaminant about about our advocacy for sanctions as a peaceful tool to try to move a country in a better direction and that includes venezuela. so i hope we just don't lose our eyes on who is responsible for the suffering of the venezuelan people. his name is clear, it's etched in stone. it's etched in history. and hopefully he will face the history at the end of the day, and that's nicolas maduro. mr. rubio: thank you. reclaiming my time. then i'll recognize senator kaine. the 3.4 million people of venezuela were from 2014 to 2018, the u.n. projection that two million more were going to leave was established late last year as well. the figure that 90% of the people of venezuela live in poverty and have lost on average 24 pounds was a 2018 number. the chronic and infectious diseases running rampant, hospitals lacking in supplies, has been ongoing f